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I didn't want to mention that but black in the yellow sounds like my old 1500w where I faced the Epson head problem of mixed colors inside the head, caused by a crack in the separator between the ink channels. Pro7600 is a big machine with different head and I don't know if that issue is...

Isn't it a good idea to swap106cyan with 673cyan? According to these measurements 673c has a good performance: https://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/epson-ecotank-printer-ink-official-driver-on-windows-behavior.15445/page-4#post-135452 But I'm not sure if it is better than 106c. It's not...

Here is a discussion about the dampers in Pro7800: https://community.inkjetmall.com/t/cyan-mixing-with-yellow-ink-in-the-damper/2864 Pro7600 is a big machine and I don't have one, so I'm not sure if it is relevant.

Or may be the right question is how the head should get rid from the air in the damper? As I understand the damper doesn't have a way to take out the air, so, I can think of two possible paths: 1. Through the head while printing (or cleaning, or even flushing) 2. Through the tubes air is going...

It is a very useful info to me, because the only issue I face with my L1800 is that very often some nozzles are missing and it needs clean or even flush to have a perfect nozzle test result. I wonder what is the sequence... If the printer is not used for a while, then the damper has more air and...

There is some info about some EcoTank ink codes here: https://neofiliac.com/search?k=epson ink&t=&i=

Thanks for your comment. Two questions appeared here... :) 1. Is it a good idea to put some valves on the tubes, so, ink can flow only towards the head? 2. Which damper is a good idea to check and why? (is it somehow related to the valves) btw: stg is short from stargazer :)

To be honest, I don't feel exactly new here because I read the forum for years but this is my first post:) I use to have Epson 1500w. It was my first photo printer, very good but I faced the Epson head problem of mixed colors inside the head (caused by crack in the separator between ink...